Major hand: right, b. 1972

I could find some decent photos of the hands of Adityanath, but, of course, as they are just scoured from online media, they don’t show finer lines and markings, all of which are very important for major events in life. I have shown a couple of the photos I found.

(Undated photo of Yogi Adityanath’s major hand, taken by February 2021)

(Both hands of Yogi Adityanath seen, undated but taken by December 2021)

(Both hands of Yogi Adityanath seen, undated but taken by January 2023)

What’s the first few things that strike you if you practise palmistry? Fingers on the small side and most of them that would be classified as square fingers, a square palm, extremely well developed Mounts of Luna and Venus, and the presence of Via Lascivia. All of this points only in one direction: a highly materialistic man. This is certainly not the hand of a yogi (monk). The thick base phalanges also point to a sensual man and someone who is fond of eating. The palm shape and color as well as the life line quality and the presence of the Line of Mars also show very good energy, and the full as well as oversized Mount of Venus denotes not only a very high degree of fondness for earthly passions but also a good, robust constitution. Looking at the other mounts, the upper Mars is also very good, giving a high degree of tenacity and stamina to the man. A well-developed mount of Jupiter lends a touch of arrogance or ambition to the man. However, the lower Mars is also oversized and not of a good quality, giving the person a high amount of fractiousness and aggressiveness. Again, not monk like. The thumb is just a touch on the shorter side, giving the subject slight lack of self-control. It is fat at the same time, suggestive of forcefulness.

What’s the next thing that one sees almost immediately? A very striking fate line that crosses the entire hand. The man is driven by his career path and obsessed with it, and most people once they are obsessed with something will have success in it, as long as they are not fools. His head line is a fine one, so this is no fool at all. Rather, the head line also traverses almost entirely the hand, accentuating the obsessiveness of the person. The puffy first phalanges already add a compulsiveness or fanaticism to the interpretation. The very narrow quadrangle at the centre also presents the clear sign of a bigot, and the slightly small triangle of Mars adds a certain meanness of spirit to this. The quadrangle is narrower under the mount of Sun than under Saturn: thus, the subject cares quite much about what people think of him. Add to this mix the oddly stacked up phalanges on the Mercury finger, reminding one of Modi: the interpretation for Adityanath also will remain the same as for Modi in this respect, that of neurodivergence. The heart line on both hands of Yogi shows an idealist but with a high degree of pragmatism, and someone whose pragmatism and self-centeredness has increased as he has matured, with the idealism receding.

Looking at Adityanath’s fate line, it is quite possible that he may become the next Indian prime minister. It is a strong fate line, but monotonous: the subject will be devoted to one career only. However, the photos are not clear enough to enable me to take a call, because the line from the photos looks a bit broad after the age of around 49, and broad lines are much weaker than a nice, thin, deep line. In any case, after around the age of 57, his life line seems to become weaker, showing lesser energy, and the gap between life and fate line narrows. From the age of around 65 onwards, a certain rashness gets added to the mix, which, when coupled with the kind of thumb the subject has, makes it a bit more rash than usual.

If someone finds a picture with very good resolution of his hands, especially his right hand, they are welcome to send me the relevant link where I could find the picture.

Disclaimer: These are only my own interpretations from the corpus of photos of public figures available in public domain. These should neither be construed as any claim to truth nor any aspersions on any person’s character.